fans have plenty to look forward to in the coming month, as the free streaming service is set to add plenty of new programmes to its roster. Returning shows and some new dramas are all in the broadcaster's offerings in April 2025 - and despite the growing sunshine hitting the UK, you just might want to cosy up with a takeaway and get your teeth into some gritty programmes.

Brand new for April 2025, reality star Ashley Cain is diving into some of the world's most dangerous places to investigate issues affecting young men across the globe. He'll examine why these youngsters are opting for a life of crime - forming personal bonds with the men he interviews

Speaking of the new show, Ashley said: "Viewers can expect to see me stepping into some of the most dangerous places on earth, meeting people many would fear, but doing so with an open mind, a willing heart, and a genuine desire to understand. You'll see moments of joy, moments of pain, and, in some cases, moments where I feared for my life. But through it all, no matter the challenges or confrontations, I never lose faith in people, in the world, or in our shared humanity."

He travels to Brazil, South Africa and Colombia for the new series, which is available to stream on iPlayer from April 1st.

A brand new series of starring is hitting our screens in April. Season 15 of the long-running sci-fi reboot is almost here, guest starring everyone from Alan Cumming to Charlie Condou.

The Doctor is joined by his new companion Belinda, played by Varada Sethu, after Coronation Street's Millie Gibson left the role behind. Ruby Sunday, however, will be returning in part for the new series, which will see the beloved stars head to the Interstellar Song Contest.

Doctor Who series 15 premieres on April 12th.

Returning for season two, Travis Fimmel is returning as Detective James Cormack in the haunting drama Black Snow. With the first series proving a success in 2022, the Australian show - which follows various cold cases - is back for more.

The new season has been given the title Jack of Clubs, and will see Detective Cormack investigate the missing persons case of Zoe Jacobs, who disappeared from the fictional town of Moorevale in 2003. The detective is also wrapped up in a search for his own younger brother, who vanished in 1994.

The new series starts on April 4th.

Sean Bean's gritty new crime drama This City is Ours has already launched on the BBC, but new episodes will continue to air throughout April. Bean stars as the head of a crime gang who decides to retire - leading to a battle for succession between his son and his deputy.

With characters being killed off left and right, you'll have to stick with the show right until the end to see who lives and who dies.

All episodes are available to stream on iPlayer now, while the series airs every Sunday throughout April on One.